A late-night chase on U.S. 192 near Oak Street left three people hurt and a deputy hospitalized after a suspect allegedly rammed the victim’s car into a patrol vehicle.

Ocala police arrested Village RV owners after detectives say a consignment scheme left more than two dozen customers — many elderly — unpaid and without titles.

State prosecutors said the evidence did not meet the standard for vehicular homicide in the January crash that killed 92‑year‑old Milagros Ortiz. Her family retained Benjamin Crump and is weighing civil options.

A Brevard County man was arrested after deputies say he fatally shot a cat in the eye with a BB gun. The sheriff publicly condemned the act and deputies booked the suspect on a felony charge.

Two late-night shootings in Sanford's Goldsboro neighborhood left one man dead and another hospitalized; police say investigations are ongoing.

A bomb threat prompted the evacuation of the Central Florida Zoo in Sanford; deputies later cleared the grounds and the zoo plans to reopen Monday under normal hours.

Surveillance footage allegedly shows a West Melbourne daycare worker striking toddlers with a stapler and other objects; she was arrested and faces multiple misdemeanor charges.

A Marion County man was sentenced to 15 years after pleading no contest in a 2023 crash that killed an 81‑year‑old woman.

A pedestrian was killed Saturday night on the 5000 block of Williamson Boulevard in Port Orange as police investigate the crash.

A 46-year-old man was wounded Friday at the Ollie's in Market Place Plaza; police say suspects fled in a black Mazda and are asking for tips.

A Polk County multi‑agency undercover operation dubbed "Polk Around and Find Out" led to 266 arrests and 439 charges, with social‑service groups screening possible trafficking victims. Authorities say prosecutions are pending.

A Cessna 150 went down near West Clay Street and John Young Parkway; both people aboard were taken to a nearby hospital.

Orlando police released images after several vehicle burglaries at MCO between May 24–31 and asked the public to call Crime Stoppers with tips.